You can support this podcast and get early releases and bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/aksubversive Or check out my writing and the early releases on Substack at https://alexkaschuta.substack.com/ I chat to anonymous Twitter personality, Seasonal Clickfarm Worker @ClickingSeason about Medical Tyranny, our perspective being locked on the Individual, parenting, birth, having children, and much more.

I chat to Dave aka The Distributist about the current moment in the ever-shifting movement that is the Dissident Right. We chat about the perils of social media, Twitter, Youtube, his break with liberalism, the evolution of the dissident right on the internet, the sexual revolution, and much more. The audio comes in two parts (slight tech failure) but both are very worthwhile. Dave has an excellent youtube channel that covers political philosophy and cultural commentary from a Catholic and often neo-reactionary perspective.

I chat with Anna Khachiyan about motherhood and family. She recently became a mother and I was just about to give birth when this was recorded. You'll also hear a bit of baby in the background, a bit of pregnancy brain in the host, and an all-around atmosphere of doomer optimism concerning having and raising babies. Anna is co-host of the brilliant Red Scare podcast and can be found @annakhachiyan on Twitter. 

I speak to Helen about the fast-developing topic of Transgenderism. About self-identification, trans medicine from John Money to the tragic case of David Reimer, how the UK ended up as TERF island, Trans Widows, Autogynephilia & the work of Ray Blanchard, gender as performance and *essential quality of the soul*, the huge difference between mtf and ftm transgender, and how liberal individualism & transhumanism play into this new booming field of identity. Helen Joyce is a journalist and writer, the is executive editor for the events business of The Economist, and the author of the newly released "Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality".

You can support this podcast and get early releases and bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/aksubversive  Or check out my writing and the early releases on Substack at https://alexkaschuta.substack.com/ I chat to Razib about multiracial whiteness, the importance of genetics, the role of IQ in life outcomes and why it's a thorny subject, meritocracy, free love, and its discontents, dating and the relief of not dating (anymore), brown privilege, ultra woke brahmin ladies and why he volunteers to say the unsayable. Razib is a population geneticist, a writer, a Substack owner/operator, and host of the Unsupervised Learning podcast. You can find his work on Twitter @razibkhan and on his very popular genetics substack.

I chat to Jack about finding love in troubled times, marriage, having children, his adventures in polyamory, finding religion, his past as a libertarian, and opportunities for exit. His recommended subversive is Jordan Hall. Jack is a writer, podcaster, and host of the Jack Murphy Live show, founder of the Liminal Order, and author of “Democrat to Deplorable.” You can find his work via his Twitter @jackmurphylive

I chat to anonymous poster (by night) and Wall Street analyst (by day), Apex, about the values and assumptions that are at the base of our current order. We talk about: liberalism's love affair with autonomy, oversocialization as a useful lens borrowed from uncle Ted himself, "the marketplace of ideas" and the expert class, libertarianism and its discontents, and much more. His recommended subversive is John Safranek with his book "The myth of Liberalism" You can find Apex's latest work on his prolific Substack: apexsnotes.substack.com and on Twitter @apex_simmaps

I talk to Charles about finding ourselves at a very generative intersection of political ideas, in what feels to be a pivotal moment & in great company - post-liberalism is here and it is up to us to feel out the contours of the future, to at least not let it surprise us, and at best have a part in creating it. We speak about: The three strands of post-liberal thought - what does the territory look like? Gatekeeping on our side: "no friends to the right" The Enlightenment and its discontents "The regime is extremely fragile" Neoreaction and his take on Curtis Yarvin What does the new online right look like and why is it so generative? Seeing tech as a tool, not a savior and space, the final frontier Why you should read "The Demon in Democracy" by Legutko Charles' recommended subversives are Carl Schmitt and Ernst Junger. Charles is a successful entrepreneur, an ex-lawyer, and the maximum leader of the Worthy House, a blog and podcast where he reviews a variety of books from a right-wing, post-liberal perspective.

You can support this podcast and get early releases and bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/aksubversive Or check out my writing and the early releases on Substack at https://alexkaschuta.substack.com/ I chat to rogue scholar Michael Millerman about what political philosophy can teach us in a post-liberal age. We also talk about: Having roots in Eastern Europe as a motivation for learning political philosophy Post-liberalism as a reality beyond liberalism, communism, and fascism What does Alexander Dugin add to the conversation? Questioning the Individual and replacing him with different other subjectivities. “Freedom means the freedom to reject liberalism” Going back to the roots of our tradition to understand the fruits of it Each Ethnos and the possibility of universal political principles - does Ango-Saxon politics work in Eastern Europe? Can everyone get a liberal education? Infohazards in understanding political philosophy. The Marketplace of Ideas as a filter for truth. Eastern Mysticism and how it helps us see nuance in “the self” Being embodied vs. being in your body - Gnosticism as a fundamental imbalance. Michael's recommended subversives are Leo Strauss, Alexander Dugin, and Martin Heidegger. You can find his latest projects at @M_Millerman on Twitter and his excellent political philosophy courses on Teachable at: https://millerman.teachable.com/

I chat to exiled academic Bo Winegard about how what we've learned about human diversity affects how we can live together under liberalism and beyond. We also speak about: His love for Western Civilization and what that means Controlling for genetics and the fate of social explanations for disparity across both the Left & Right What the Post-Liberals miss about diversity His Trump regrets The Enlightenment and its aftermath Science as the model for "continual progress" in every domain His recommended subversive thinker is J. Phillippe Rushton. You can find Bo's latest work via his Twitter and support his projects via his Patreon.